Anti-ICE demonstrations set for Saturday after Minneapolis shooting
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Key Points:
- Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara reported 29 arrests during anti-ICE protests in downtown Minneapolis, with over 1,000 participants mostly protesting peacefully, though some caused property damage and an officer was injured by thrown ice.
- Representatives Ilhan Omar and Angie Craig attempted to enter a Minneapolis federal detention center to observe conditions but were denied access by higher authorities, raising concerns about detainees' rights and communication with family and Congress.
- Despite widespread protests following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent, immigration expert Lora Ries stated attempts to equate the incident to George Floyd's killing have not gained significant traction due to changing public perceptions and increased skepticism of mainstream media.
- In Portland, Oregon, one arrest was made during protests
